A re-posting on the Value Networks blog of a list of research centers in social network analysis reminded me to take a look at what's happening at the University of Kentucky's International Research Center on Social Networks in Business which nabbed Steve Borgatti away from Boston a year and a half ago. MORE >>

David Snowden has expanded his three rules to seven principles. Now I have to wonder if there are nine rules somewhere. And if there is One Rule to Bind them All. Rendering Knowledge (rules excerpted). Knowledge can only be volunteered it cannot be conscripted. original]. We only know what we know when we need to know it. original]. original]. MORE >>

Last week, APQC had the pleasure to host Dr. Gerald (Jerry) Blanton as a guest facilitator of our monthly KM community call. The central question that Dr. Blanton raised during the call was: How do you know when you've reached the limits of effectiveness of explicit knowledge? Normal. false. false. false. MicrosoftInternetExplorer4. Normal. false. MORE >>

Dean from the Infovark blog has a contemporary post, “ Knowledge Management Renaissance? “, I guess the question mark is nicely put as it may indeed be considered a war for some. Some would say, what gives the right for KM to hijack Enterprise 2.0. Enterprise 2.0 Bottom-up vs Top-down management approach. planned recipe style approach. MORE >>

As winter draws in throughout the northern hemisphere, the silver lining of the recession we are descending into for the collaboration tools industry is the huge use case justifications for strapped companies of all sizes to take advantage of their products. In an era which is going to see some enterprises in suffering industry sectors fighting MORE >>